best clutch for around 300bhp/ 300lbs
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best clutch for around 300bhp/ 300lbs
hi all
Was on the way home from a fishing trip an in a bit of a rush and when the vf34 came on boost i couldnt help but notice that the road speed didnt equate to the engine speed......... thats not right
the stock clutch was changed about 98 thousand miles an its at 143000 odd now.
Am i right in saying that the exedy organic clutch is uprated by 10%?
I dont know much about them but will it be enough if my car has nearly 50% more power than stock or do I need more clutch?
Was on the way home from a fishing trip an in a bit of a rush and when the vf34 came on boost i couldnt help but notice that the road speed didnt equate to the engine speed......... thats not right
the stock clutch was changed about 98 thousand miles an its at 143000 odd now.
Am i right in saying that the exedy organic clutch is uprated by 10%?
I dont know much about them but will it be enough if my car has nearly 50% more power than stock or do I need more clutch?
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hi all
Was on the way home from a fishing trip an in a bit of a rush and when the vf34 came on boost i couldnt help but notice that the road speed didnt equate to the engine speed......... thats not right
the stock clutch was changed about 98 thousand miles an its at 143000 odd now.
Am i right in saying that the exedy organic clutch is uprated by 10%?
I dont know much about them but will it be enough if my car has nearly 50% more power than stock or do I need more clutch?
Was on the way home from a fishing trip an in a bit of a rush and when the vf34 came on boost i couldnt help but notice that the road speed didnt equate to the engine speed......... thats not right
the stock clutch was changed about 98 thousand miles an its at 143000 odd now.
Am i right in saying that the exedy organic clutch is uprated by 10%?
I dont know much about them but will it be enough if my car has nearly 50% more power than stock or do I need more clutch?
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